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DAE still press powder with a velour puff or have you all switched to those silicone sponges
I used to set everything with a big fluffy brush and a light dusting of translucent powder, but about 8 months ago a client at my salon in Boise asked me to try one of those silicone pads she brought in. Now I reach for the silicone sponge on almost every oily skin client because it packs the powder on without any fallout, but it takes way longer to blend out. My coworker says I'm crazy and the velour puff does the same thing in half the time. Which one actually works better for you on textured skin?
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the_drew1mo ago
The velour puff does the same thing in half the time is exactly what my lazy self wants to hear, because I am not spending ten extra minutes buffing powder on a client's face. But for real textured skin I keep going back and forth on which one actually leaves it looking smoother.
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